Eider feeding....

[Capt. Brian Rhodes]

I could watch em' all day.

 

[Phil Nowack]

Awesome... Very nice

 

[Jim Bucko]

Brian,
Your pictures are always a pleasure to see! Thanks for sharing your talent.
Jim/Fowlfishing

 

[Justin Harrison]

wow......looks sorta like a decoy I USED TO HAVE!

hehe, justin

 

[David Steckley]

very cool pictures

DAVE

 

[Capt. Brian Rhodes]

Dude, you wish you deke looked that good! hahahahahahahahaha

Don't worry, he is still safe. Actually planned on hitting the PO on Monday!

Glad you enjoy the pics guys.

 

[Justin Harrison]

bwahahahaha.........man, i know.

but, i do feel vindicated on something i've been worrying about.....the tail. it didn't look right on the water in a photo you sent me.

but, one of those pics shows it in the exact position my deke is in, riding the water on a hunt..............

sooooooooo, i got that going for me, bwhahahaha

photos look great man

-justin

 

[Dick Sargeant]

Well done Brian, love the way you use light. Those guys must be floating over a nice bed of mussles !
sarge

 

[Capt. John O]

sweet pics!

 

[Nate Grace]

Those are awesome. The last three photos are my favorite and are great reference for carving. Nice photos, Brian.

What lens and settings?



Nate

 

[Capt. Larry M]

great pics Brian, It's amazing that a bird that eats something so delicous can taste so bad. LOL gonna really try to make a trip up next year!

 

[Capt. Brian Rhodes]

Nate,

They were shot with a 100-400 lens. I shoot mostly in AV mode.

 

[Brad Bortner]

Brian

Nice shots. I notice in the pix of the actively feeding birds that the frontal shields appear to be lighter in color than the following pictures. Are they the same birds? Do you think the colors change while actively feeding or is it just variation between birds?

 

[Steve Horvath]

Great pics, those buggers sure can dive. Even after they've been hit with a load of shot!